Lanzarote: Can Am Buggy Tour & Wine Tasting 3 Hours

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Drive a Can Am Buggy Through Lanzarote's Wine Country & Volcanic Views

You drive an automatic Can Am buggy through Lanzarote's volcanic interior and wine-growing villages for three hours, with a main stop at a wine museum and bodega for coffee, tapas, and wine tasting. The route climbs from Puerto del Carmen through Tías and La Geria, with Timanfaya National Park as the backdrop. Protective glasses and a discount at the Marina restaurant are included; you need a valid driver's license with two years' experience and an International Driving Permit if you're a U.S. citizen.

Step-by-step itinerary

Can Am Buggy Tour in Lanzarote

Check in at departure point
Receive briefing from drivers
Get comfortable in Buggy
Drive out of Puerto Calero Marina
Travel off-road through Puerto del Carmen
Pass through town of Tias
Visit picturesque villages
Explore La Geria winegrowing region
Stop at Wine Museum and Bodega
Enjoy coffee or bite at tapas café
Take photos of volcanic landscape
Return to starting point

The Experience

There's something about sitting in an open buggy with the wind and the dust and the sheer scale of a volcanic landscape in front of you that makes you want to move. You don't have to think about the route or navigate — the driver handles that — so you're free to just watch the terrain change. The tour starts at Puerto Calero Marina, where the guides brief you on the buggy, answer questions, and get you settled in before you head out. From there, the route winds through the back of Puerto del Carmen and the town of Tías, climbing gradually toward the smaller villages scattered across the island's interior.

The real draw is La Geria wine region. As you drive deeper into it, the landscape opens up — rows of vines planted in volcanic soil, the black earth catching the light, and behind it all, Timanfaya Volcanic Park sitting on the horizon like something from another planet. You stop at the Wine Museum & Bodega, which is the main pause in the three hours. There's time to stretch, grab a coffee or a bite at the tapas café, taste a local wine if you want one, and take photos without rushing. The drivers know the area well and point out details you'd miss on your own — the way the vines are planted, why the soil looks the way it does, what you're actually looking at when you see the park in the distance.

The buggy itself is an automatic Can Am Maverick, which means you're not wrestling with a manual transmission on rough terrain — the vehicle does the work, and you focus on the ride. The route mixes off-road tracks with regular roads, so it's varied enough to stay interesting across the full three hours. You'll need a full driver's license with at least two years of experience, and sensible footwear (no flip-flops), but beyond that it's straightforward. U.S. citizens need an International Driving Permit before arriving in Spain. Protective glasses come with the tour to keep the dust out of your eyes.

What’s included

Your three-hour tour includes the automatic Can Am Maverick buggy, protective glasses for dust protection, a main stop at the Wine Museum & Bodega in La Geria with time for coffee, tapas, and wine tasting, and a discount at the restaurant in Puerto Calero Marina. The route covers off-road tracks and village roads through Puerto del Carmen, Tías, and the wine region, with views of Timanfaya Volcanic Park throughout.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for back problems

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Is this one for you?This suits drivers who want to explore Lanzarote's interior and volcanic landscape without planning a route or navigating themselves — the buggy and the guide take care of that, leaving you to focus on the views and the ride.